Reviews

I am a retired executive from a national company base here in Michigan. A few weeks ago I received an email from Ryan Nephew alerting me that I may have overpaid on taxes. I blew it off as a scam. However I soon received another email which led me to research his background. It looked legit so I called him. He explained that his team has been looking into tax overpayments and that his office determined I was owed in excess of 5 grand. He explained that I would not have anything to pay out of pocket. I just needed to sign off on his ok to challenge my taxes. He didn't need any additional info such as my SSN. I gave him the ok and a few weeks later I received a nice check. His fee was deducted from my tax rebate. Had his office not reached out I never would have recovered a cent of what was owed mainly because I did not know I was owed anything. He and his team are legit. If you are contacted by him I urge you to respond.

We received a letter From Ryan Nephew. We did not think it was legit. I searched Ryan Nephew on the internet and found that he had an existing business and had great reviews. I researched what he said in his letter. The State of Michigan withholds a tax from the seller when a home in Michigan sells. In most cases the tax is improperly withheld. I called and spoke to Ryan Nephew. He explained to me the situation and that he could recover the tax. His fee was only a small portion of the actual refund received and was solely contingent upon receiving the refund He was a professional at the highest level. He answered all my questions. He filled out all the paperwork for the refund. He was in constant communication with me. Upon filing the paperwork, the refund was received in a few weeks. We received $7,500 that we had no idea we could get. This was found money. It effectively was a significant reduction of our broker’s commission. Please do not ignore this letter. Please call Ryan. Please let you realtors know so that they can communicate this to all sellers. Ryan specializes in this and please make this widely known.

I received multiple letters from Ryan Nephew's office regarding a possible refund of a tax that I had paid when I sold my house in 2020. I took a few months before I called to see if it was legit. Totally legit. They found a loophole in a tax that I had paid that I wasn't supposed to. I am receiving a check as we speak. It takes about a month. They handled all the paperwork. I docusigned the papers and had to send a form to the State of Michigan to prove who I was. Many are scams, but Ryan Nephew is not one of them. I totally trust him and his office to handle my affairs.

I had been collecting letters from various attorneys over the last three years regarding a refund of Michigan Real Estate Transfer Tax on a home I sold three years ago. Sounded too good to be true but, it's true. I called Ryan and three weeks later I had a check in my hand. Nice, competent guy. Thank you Ryan!!!

I received a letter in the mail from Ryan D. Nephew's Law firm informing me that we had Tax Transfer Refund available to us. We never heard of such a thing, so we did some investigation. His Law Office seemed legit and all of the sources we found on his business had high reviews. A few friends in Real Estate told us to not trust it, so honestly, we let it sit for a month. Ryan contacted us a few times during that period and we decided to go for it. So happy we did!! Filled out the paperwork on Jan 22nd and received a check in the mail on Feb 10th!! The check included a copy of the information their Law Office had received from the State of Michigan. So very happy we decided to trust him. This is certainly NOT a scam and I hope this review helps others like myself make a determination. Thank you again Ryan for getting us this extra $3,450!!

This friendly and diligent lawyer brought a real estate transfer tax issue with the state of Michigan to our attention through a letter in the mail in December of 2016. He and his firm informed us that we may be entitled to a refund due to a Supreme Court ruling involving a property we sold in 2012. I looked into the issue and saw that we may qualify, so we contacted him to pursue it and he filled us in on the procedure and applicable fees. There was no cost to us if we did not meet the criteria, and if we did meet the requirements from the state ruling, then their fee would be a percentage of the refund, so we had NO out of pocket cost. Everything sounded reasonable and he immediately began working with us via email to help us find and send the proper paperwork to the state. He was efficient and everything was completed in a timely manner. He informed us that it might take 10-12 weeks for the state to refund the money if we qualified and it was exactly in this time frame that a refund check showed up in our mailbox! What a great surprise! Without his knowledge and correspondence, we would have never known that we were entitled to such a refund and I can't thank him and his firm enough! If you have sold a property in Michigan in the last 5 years, give them a call to see if you qualify for a refund too!